The Sam Howell Thread

I noticed that. They were constantly sending pressure and their db's were playing tight man to man. They were playing to win that game no doubt.

Yes they do that every year, despite their protests to the contrary.

I noticed that. They were constantly sending pressure and their db's were playing tight man to man. They were playing to win that game no doubt.

Exactly lol, they act like they didn't try and win those 24 in a row.. It's fine but just be real and admit it

If we have all new linebackers on the roster next year, I wouldn't be upset at all. That position needs a complete re-boot.


So strange when the HC and DC were … linebackers.


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Let's go Sam! Fuck the haters!!

Let's go Sam! Fuck the haters!!

And let's go EB! At this point, yours is the right mindset. What we won't see this season is Turner's inane use of Samuel and Heinicke's flaccid arm. If the OL doesn't completely fail, I suspect that we will score a few points.

The Cards win looks “more” legit after this week and first start road NFL start is Denver one of the hardest places to win…

65.7% 501 yards 3 Td 1 int, not a bad start

Best QB we've had since Kirk. Sam is so much better than Wentz or Taylor.

Best QB we've had since Kirk. Sam is so much better than Wentz or Taylor.

Definitely. And unlike Kirk, Sam doesn't have to deal with a terrible organization owned by an incompetent a$$hole. And I feel like he has a better opportunity to further succeed here, than Kirk would have.

Best QB we've had since Kirk. Sam is so much better than Wentz or Taylor.

It's a small samples size, but it's definitely looking that way.

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QBs to win their first three starts in team history:

Ralph Guglielmi (1985)
Ed Rubbert (1987)
Sam Howell (2022-23)